looking for something for my toddler to use on high chair tray. anyone have experience with that?
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I would watch him/her closely. My son nibbled the blue one and it dyed his mouth blue for a day.
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My granddaughter is 8 months old and over 20 lbs, so large for her age. She's also very wiggly and constantly moving and I've had no problems with her in the high chair, no wobbling or tipping at all. I do, however, usually use the large tray positioned fairly close to her, which does help to restrict any extreme movement. I'm very happy with this chair, and would recommend it.
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It won't quite slide under our table, so it sits a little bit out from the table. I definitely don't like it as much as real high chair for a baby or young toddler, but for our older toddler, it's not too bad. And for general flexibility, it's OK. No one's ever slipped out from under the bar yet, and it leaves plenty or room to fit legs between the table, but I could see a kid being able to squeeze out without too much a problem, so keeping them strapped in is definitely worth the effort, in my opinion.
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Hmmm, I haven't tried using it on a highchair, but I would imagine that it would be an odd fit, but possible. Still love our Prop 'R shopper though, and would buy again. :)
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I had to make sure the surface is super clean and nonporous. That's why we ended up using it on the highchair with its molded plastic tray. It doesn't work on our dining room table surface even though it's very smooth because of the wood grain. I also have to make sure there is absolutely nothing - not dust, sticky fingerprints, nothing - stuck to the suction cup.
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Yes. A baby that young may not have the ability to stick them together correctly, but I think they would enjoy pulling them apart. They can also be stuck to smooth surfaces like table tops and windows. Stick a bunch on the tray of the high chair and have them try pulling them off. If you only use the larger ones you don't have to worry about choking.
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As JLo C. said, as ong as they can sit up and hold up their heads no problem. The seat is somewhat slippery as it is all wood and would be a long fall if they did wriggle out. Look for the attachments on craigslist and such. We are going to make our own cushion for it. Our 2 year old uses it but our one year old is still in the regular high chair.
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I use a wood floor cleaner on the chair and it cleans up nicely, although belt gets a little messy. My rambunctious toddler causes some minor wear and tear on the dark finish by banging on it with other toys but I no longer expect anything in this household to remain in pristine condition with two toddler boys about! Be sure to check and retighten the side bolts periodically. Otherwise the footrest can become loose and unsafe while your kid is climbing in and out, and the finish of the side edges of the footrest wears off because of the rubbing motion. I'm still satisfied with the chair overall. I use a wood floor cleaner on the chair and it cleans up nicely, although belt gets a little messy. My rambunctious toddler causes some minor wear and tear on the dark finish by banging on it with other toys but I no longer expect anything in this household to remain in pristine condition with two toddler boys about! Be sure to check and retighten the side bolts periodically. Otherwise the footrest can become loose and unsafe while your kid is climbing in and out, and the finish of the side edges of the footrest wears off because of the rubbing motion. I'm still satisfied with the chair... » Read More I use a wood floor cleaner on the chair and it cleans up nicely, although belt gets a little messy. My rambunctious toddler causes some minor wear and tear on the dark finish by banging on it with other toys but I no longer expect anything in this household to remain in pristine condition with two toddler boys about! Be sure to check and retighten the side bolts periodically. Otherwise the footrest can become loose and unsafe while your kid is climbing in and out, and the finish of the side edges of the footrest wears off because of the rubbing motion. I'm still satisfied with the chair overall. « Show Less
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Personally I wouldn't let my toddler do that. Aside from the falling over aspect, the highchair has wheels.
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Went to Panera's and it fit perfectly on the wooden high chair. The toddler's weight holds the cover down plus the fact that one is surely using the straps that come on the cover to strap the child in. The only time any of the material went in my granddaughter's lap was when she pulled it off one of the arms on the chair. Otherwise it is the child's weight that holds it on the chair.
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The depth-adjustable tray has different settings to accommodate your growing baby, and stores on the back of the Chair's legs when not in use. We know how eating time can be messy, so the Chair and cushions are easily wipeable for quick cleanup of crumbs and other sticky situations. The removable tray cover is dishwasher safe and the stain-resistant cushion is easily removable and machine washable for those extra-big messes. http://www.oxo.com/p-1321-seedling-high-chair-green.aspx
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We have the chair set at the highest position and the tray is a couple of inches about our dining table. Hope this helps.
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I would say no to a high chair, also it is very unstable when using the steps. The chair alone seems stable enough, so I say it depends on the age and how active the child is. Personally I would not recommend it.
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We use this on a cloth, padded chair so she can eat with the rest of the family. We have an old bedsheet folded underneath to keep the dining chair clean. The straps (that connect to the chair legs) are great to hold the booster seat in place, but the bottom is the same plastic as the rest of the booster seat.
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A year old child is fine in this chair. However, my 16 month old daughter is beginning to outgrow it. It may be a stretch getting a 3 yr old. If a 3 yr old does get in it, it is likely that the tray would not be able to be attached
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I wish I could give you a good answer but we have not used a tray. The chair is used by my 3 year old G'Son by sliding it directly up to the table. Works very good! Very good product .
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Just now, I went to look at my chair to see if it fits under my dining room table right now, and it does. The eating tray can even remain on the chair, but it sits above the table top. You can also make adjustments in height on this chair, but so far, my grandson hasn't needed any. But, it is nice to know that you have a lot of flexibility when using this chair as children grow and change. For me personally, I feel as though I made a very wise choice when I bought this chair. It has been a joy to use, and has caused me no problems whatsoever. However, you must remember that this is just my experience and my opinion. I can't guarantee that things will be exactly the same for you.